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| contents | Funerary stele of Herakleia, daughter of Mnasis, with brief form of salutation to the deceased who, standing, holds a small vase. On the right, a servant. From Asia Minor(?), originating from the second century B.C. |
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| spellingShingle | Funerary stele of Herakleia Scan-the-World Funerary stele of Herakleia, daughter of Mnasis, with brief form of salutation to the deceased who, standing, holds a small vase. On the right, a servant. From Asia Minor(?), originating from the second century B.C. |
| title | Funerary stele of Herakleia |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20230791 |